The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 905:

Alicia looked away, indifferent to his emotional display. Dorian was struck by a wave of mixed feelings, fully aware of her contempt. He had planned to let her exit first but, unable to pass up the chance to speak with her alone, he stepped into the elevator.

“Alicia, how have you been?” Dorian murmured, though it was clear she was faring well.

Seeing him, Alicia felt disoriented, as if she was meeting Dorian for the first time. How had the once formidable man become so diminished and meek? She replied icily, “Sir, do we know each other?”

Dorian’s heart shattered at her cold detachment. For two years, he had searched for her and pleaded, but she never agreed to see him. Now, seeing her again, he understood that her heart was irreparably shattered, and his attempts at amends were futile.

Dorian gave a resigned chuckle, choosing not to disturb her further. However, as the elevator doors opened on the ground floor, Dorian felt compelled to confess. “Alicia, this is all my fault.”

her feet felt as though they were cemented to

mistakes, you and Caden wouldn’t have spent two years apart, and you wouldn’t have lost your

resurfaced. “Dorian, you have no right to

eyes were red. “I know I can’t undo the past, Alicia. I just hope you can find happiness. I owe you and Caden too much. It doesn’t matter if you refuse to acknowledge me, but you and Caden should

remained silent, not turning to acknowledge

should have remained distant. Why did he have to confront her now, addressing her in such a pitiful tone? And didn’t Corey mention that Dorian had taken Yolanda back from Terriland? Her mind

to collect herself, which provoked another honk from the driver behind, who yelled, “Think you’re all that driving a stupid Ferrari?” Alicia ignored him and continued driving

engine roaring menacingly as the driver alternated between speeding up and slowing down to harass her. Alicia checked her rearview mirror and

aggressive. He revved his engine to intimidate her, but suddenly, a silver Pagani cut in front of him.